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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

The steamer Werra arrived in New
York recently with S13, 900 in German
and English gold, and the steamer
Normandie brought 81 ,IG4,O0O in
French gold. This shows only Il very
small portion OF the gold coming To
this country from Europe. yet Il year
ago some of the ablest papers in the
United states held that the continued
coinage OF silver under the Bland act
would drive all the gold out OF this
country and produce financial depres-
sion. The Pioneer Press, of st. Paul,
one of the ablest papers in the west,
took up the strain of the subsidized
press OF the east and fought the silver
dollar with all the ability it could
command. What weight can be at
tached to the utterances of such
journals? They are either false proph-
cts or the willing tools OF the money
power. They have become suddenly
silent on this question, however.
The people are stronger than Wall
street with its money bags, and there
is no danger of congress repeating the
law The white money circulates
among the people. the money sharks
cannot speculate on it, hence their
opposition. Silver is with us to stay.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

There is a new element OF danger
that wool growers will have to guard
against, as appears from losses in
various parts of the territory. Cloud
burst or the sudden rising OF water
from heavy rains must he counted
among the foes that menace the
industry. Summer corrals should be
lands or at the mouth of coulees dur
ing the rainy season.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.


Board called % order AZ n. M. Tres
ent-W. Brrkin. chairman; j. J. Barr = r.
l.. Chandler, cominissi lnrrs, and y" IL
Kelly. clerk.
Minutes @; special July and August terms
read and approved.
on motion board agreed 20 allow +. l..
smith his actual necessary expenses oh
trip to White Sulphur Springs on county
business.
Allowance Of SO damages made t" W.
" wel,er rs per aor, ~ Dog creek roa
viewers.
boundaries of school districts, az per
County Superintendent Calbreath's report
adopted.
Adjourned to p. IA.
Called at | p m.
Petition ol Adolf Odenwald to- be at
tachcl 10 school district No. l3, allowed.
Report OF Amos Snyder Supervisor road
district No. /. read and approved.
Adjourned to ? u. IN. Tuesday
TUESDAY,. SEPT. era.
Called At ga. m. All present "a day be
fore.
Report ~ County Physician Hanson
read and approved.
After examining several bills, the board
adjourned tn p. IN.
Called At p. ~.
Afternoon spent IN examining accounts
against the county and comparing reports
OF justicus Of peace.
f, Adjourned to ? II. M. Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY. srPr. I'm.
Board called at "a. IN. All present "a
day before.
Allowance Of $50 damages made by ~
peryisor of road district No. to Edware
Bras-ey. caused by change ia Beaver cree
road: considered by board and allowed.
Board proceeded to examine report u
County Treasurer +. T.. Wright, and maxi
settlement with treasurer ior quarter.
Adjourned to p. IN.
Called at p. m.
Treasurers report adopted.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

The International Medical Congress
met at Washington last week. About
$500 physicians were were present.
including over 300 from abroad.
President Cleveland made n brief
address. Dr. Nathan :. Davis OF
Chicago was chosen President, and
DIR. John B. Hamilton, Supervising
Surgeon-General OF the United States
Marine Hospital Service, Secretary.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. " I. |,
September sth, 1851.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA " I.
September sth, 1857.
Notice is hereby given thai the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to ma
final proof in support OF his claim, ana that
aid nrpnr will he made before the Hon Judge
OF the b. urth Judicial District Count "f Mon
tana in and for Fergus County VI. H. or III ms
absence before the Clerk OF said Court, at Lewis
town, NJ. T., on ,,ctoher I'D, 1877, va:
Patrick .. Harvey,
who made Homestead Application No. 3i6'' for the
NEl, sec H.. lip Ii y, X. II h.
lie names the following witnesses to prove MS
continuous residence upon and cultivation o.
said land viz; Peter Nann. Chambers SHELTON,
Robert >k.lton and John IA. skeiion, all OF stan
lord, Montana.
{. W. LASoaoESE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
sOIlcE or sil.L Entry.
Land Uiiir. - y .eaa. y T.. |

Land Uiiic.a - .eia. y. T,
;'si,.r ii,i =, i,os.
Notice i hereby -'t,'i' - tut 10 . rins
p,it... 81 ttl.r u.- All - ,Irt % H. iufer-
{ on "a uu.- Gtai r'"'f in up
port nf ~ r.iirl. ani Ga. 81 4 ,'r'ri MI
i. mad. .rfpr. tii','I .r< nf 0 zee f."i~in Su-
dicia p.st.ict car ni laafant an.t Tor
Frr-u. ctu4tN II 81. a.. l'Nl,t"" "A,
MuGi.iia. uii ,'' '.. - . .'>.. u;
N,i:.ar, 70. Aaaney.
Who 1874. .ir - r.,np. ~ 1 i-'rr state
n.tt So. s,s, .l.t 4.S Nt 81 ti NV !
ami MI ~Nt. &c. . 3, l.. Il =. i. Ii T..
Ite uaine, &c hi g Witnesses To
uruye h. cuntina ,l- r.S dt.icr urnu. and
rul iNa ION at. SAIL iaui. VIZ: l!ervcy r
Ia,luun, J"ln ID tamlhell. Roger, W
titinGd and Will am ii. i!eyalAn. al oi
ub.t II pntana
W. LNNGIoENE. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15


Called at . a. M. Present " i'rrt'A
chairran: J.. Z. Chandler and L. Barnes
and W. VI. Kelly, clerk.
Board visited county hospital.
Adjourned to | y. M.
Called at | p. m.
Board reported hospital in good CONN
tion.
After considering various subjects, hoar''
adjourned to . II. m, Saturday, sept ~
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10TH.
Called at II. N. Present-W. Barkin
chairman; T.. +. Chandler, commssioner
W. II. Kelly, clerk.
Board visited Upper Spring creek and
East Fork 70 examine roads IN that Vi
cinity.
Adjourned sine die.
W. III. KELLY. Clerk,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. T.,
September sth los'.
So,ice is hereby ri zen that the following named
set,lar has hled notice of his intention To make
final proof in support of his claim, and that sa,d
nroof will be made before the Probate
i,,,.,e If reryu- County, Montana, at Lewis
town NJ T. on October list, ls-1, viz:
Edward Wells, Sr..
who made Homestead application No. 33.l for the
WI NJ / 4 and NE ii NV 1. See. %. TIP. IL ~,
X. Is l..
lie names the following witnesses to prove MS
contiuuot. residence upon, and cultivation oil,
saiJ land. viz: Antoine oueilette, Michel lang.-
vim Paul Morase and Francis a Janeanx All
OF Iewistown. Montana
:. ". LAs';IoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
i.O.i.E or FILA. ENTRY.


Land - IL. 1t Helena. VI mt.
September 3 isN..
Noti,a Is hereby given IA Al th' following
:, mel set .r ia- he notice II Ia, ilts.i-
q. a. To make liEH! i'rppf N II ~ ri ~ hls
cl i'm, an. that >aii proof viii he n itr
IL .io rtre i'r,ir,'- ia is' 81 frrsu- comfy
a. lie vi.fn vi. " '.nl. "a oap1er Ira.
iss7, viz
Mary u. Lincoln.
who made ne-crf Land Entry No 81 tor
the NNt SN}. M NJ. Se'.i. AMI 4! MI.
"a SEl So. -. an :. SCI. sec -, III l.
y. L Ii =.
She names the folio via- aitl,>scs to
uroye her c,n.inunus rc,iJcu - upon. an'.
cultivation o.. sail lani, yiz; w
Woo Is. whit, >n,nhur spring, All ''r -
Nave. Ahrihim il,-,iaiii and Em1ry \.
uus.n, al oi I..vi> own. Mput.EA.
:. ". ,NIH,gNs Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
NOTICE 70 FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena, Mont,
Srt,teulb,r 3 1sS,

Notice i hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton To make final proof in support OF his
claim and that said proof will he made be-
tore the Probate Judge OF Fergus county.
at Lewistown, Mont, on October 2uth,
lss7, viz:
Alvin Lincoln,
who made desert land entry No. $50 for the
: = W. Sec, -, ;. W 4 AMI Y. W. sec.
u. :. T. SIC. %, the l.. \. T.. sec. 23 IT,.
II. \. * 10 h.
lie names the following witnesses to
pruye his cuniinu bus residence u.'on, AMI
cuitiyatiou of said land. viz: William X.
Woods, of White Sulphur Springs, Mont ,
and Jacob Nave, Abraham hosel tnd,
Emory \ Huson, IN oil Lcwistown. Montana.
VI i,NGIioEv. lie ulster.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

The government Is about to bring
suit against Montana cattle compan-
ie, for fencing the public domain The
majority of the suits will be against
Custer county outfits.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

Thakore Sahib OF Limbdi, son OF a
gun from India, is flirting with the
pretty girls at Eastern wateiingpaces.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

In our columns will be found the
particulars OF tragedy that occurred
near Maiden last Saturday, over the
ownership and possession OF mining
property. II is not our purpose to
write anything that would prejudice
the public mind. Trouble had been
brewing for some time and while it was
feared that it would have tragical
ending it was hoped by ALL peaeeable
and law abiding citizens that an hon
Orable and fair adjustment would be
entered into between the claimants.
but this hope was in vain and "A crisis
has been reached, and it remains for
the courts to establish the facts and
set the seal OF vindication where it
belongs.
How much better it would be ii men
would show a disposition to make
concessions, submit to arbitration or
the courts to settle disputes, and
avert hostility and bioodshed. Such
scenes are deplorable and they should
become very infrequent with our ad-
vancing civilization and the influence
,of }, =. .lr',- -,rr','i- Siti-iou
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

Fergus county is to have council
man jointly with Park county, accor-
ding to the bill before the legislature.
Why not attach us to Jupiter or
Mars
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND orFicr At iIFLrSA. Il. T..
. =. .-..I... =, h -

LAND ofFicE At iIFLtsA, y. T.,
sgt ,nber TIN. lNs7.
Nntics il hereby given that the io'lesing named
SETTLER ha> hlcd notice u his intention 70 MAKE
iuai rrn,f in suppurf Of his clsim. aud that said
traaf witt TIC rriftfir s-i-,r- te ir'hais Id-.e
al T.r.u. county. u Z. al Iawistown, NJ. T., on
October Ind ls,s. viz:
James A,sbr
10 made prc-c'nVtioa Geclarat"ry statement No
: i6i Tor the - 4. -.-,. ~. IN. ~ y. r. IL b.
lie names the following witnesses . Prov" MS
continuous r.sid.nce upon. and .dltiN,sipn OF.
said land. viz: sullivan Nafrhdil, sAliHs nsil,'
Nan Wan. aam and Lee Balm, all vi stanford,
Montana
r W I.SaIfuRSE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

The Manitoba road reached Fort
Assinaboine on the Sth inst. The
event was celebrated by the ollicers
and soldiers OF that post.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

An attempt was made to repeal the
variety law i'm the legislature but was
lost in the house by vote oi IL
tn 10
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

There are thirty-iive cities in the
world whose population exceed o"o,-
900 souls. The whole number equal
the population OF the British Isles.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15
Notice Of Final Proof.
LANu OFFICE NJ HELENA. VI. Tt
-.ntcinher.i. Il u.

Srpicnber'i. 1851. ,
Ns,iee Is hrral,y given that the following naniei
SETTLER has r, notice IT hi> inieati"u 10 make
iiial proof IT, So .vnri Of hi claim AMI ihlt -t'i
r-l,oF Mn =. .ai, lefpre the Probate inige %
i.r.us County. u T.. At Lewis own. NJ !. u,
October -. -. viz:
Antoine Eirurie,
" hn msle HOMESTEAD application No 49, Tor fie
ris .Nl, and lot. and see. l., Up. II norih,
r. -e - es~t
H. name, 'he following witnesses to prove his
cont iuuous r.>iaeura spsn. anl rulttvtii"n ~
sail isud. yiz Ben amin Cline. john H. II s'r.
istoNn. " snt-ra
: y INNsHoENF. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

Rrpmrt ui ". n. Kdy, clerk ard r"-
cor,ler. for third quarter, read aud ap-
proved.
Allownmce 81 .5ua made 80 l.. R"tNitt
ON contract fpr ;rAn-cri5iug records.
r port oi vi,.N-r-apt' piH'ed e. view road
up Rock rr,... K read aud adopted
Report - Nm. Wlnlcrlin, VA. Powell
and John llaus. viewers OF road from ilauk
4 ~Lor-y'-. on PDiibrook * Irwistown road
to I-h.t aud L.~i-tovn road. ~ adopted.
Clerk ordered to adeertiss Tor bids To
furnish thirty cords oi wood for county
offices
Adjourned To- . a. m. Thursday.
THURSDAY, SEPT sTh.
Board c.,l,l L. order At : a. IA. Nj
present.
Clerk ordered - advertise Tor bids Ion
care aud maintenance Of county poor and
infirm for one year iium Dee. /. 1887
also to furnish medicines AMI medical at
+ tendance to- county poor and prisoners io'
same time.
Board proceeded to audit and allow biil'
/ sgainst county.
The following bills were presented and al
lowed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
AN EDITOR RATIFIED.

Some months ago gentleman from West
Virginia located in this city. He, on leaving,
was requested by the editor of one of the
leading papers of that state to send back
some letters for publication, giving general
outline Of Kansas and Wichita. A COM
munic alton was started at regular intervals,
and so me contained few OF the many won
derful facts concerning Wichita When
they were found out by the people of that
state many quietly stole away for Kansas,
and the few remaining started q great howl
against the editor for publishing Kansas
letters. They were ''in for it in that state
and thought it best to keep as many there as
possible.
A hitter was yesterday received from the
Mortified editor stating he would either have
to quit publishing TIE Kansas letters or
surrender gradually his subscription list, and
he finally concluded to let up on Kansas
facts.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The congregation of the First Presby-
terrain church is to be congratulated in hav-
ing its pulpit during the absence Of its pastor
filled by such an excellent preacher as the
Rev. S. L. Hamilton. Although Mr.. 81.
is comparatively young preacher his ser
mons are far above the average in both
thought and diction. His texts are always
treated from broad, comprehen-
hensive standpoint. His statements
are clear and logical and are
pointed so as to reach the head and mind
of his hearers, which his choice language
and earnest spirit ever keep open to receive
what he has to say.
In the morning his sermons are usually de-
livered from manuscript, but in such ready
and forcibly manner as to make one almost
unconsci.. us of that fact. His evening SER
mons are more in the nature Of off hand
talks which however show careful prepara-
ton
Last Sunday morning his text was
Blessed are the Pure in Heart, for They
shall see God"
That the pure in heart are blessed is uni
uersally acknowledged, which may not tie
said of any other of the beautitudes.
Purity is always admired in material
things. No one admires impurity in any
direction. How much more admirable is
purity of heart. The pure in heart need not
does not fear death, while the impure man is
in constant dread.
The pure in heart shall see Gcd. If We do
not see God it is because our
hearts are impure. His impurity
is found in all grades of society; in
literature in poetry and in some of the popu-
lar reli gions of the day-and the heart is the
fountain whence proceeds all this impurity.
The soul is not from external remedies, it
must come from within. We must turn our
eyes within until we see ourselves as others
see us, yea, even as God sees us. Then turn
our eyes to God for help. Look to God, try
to see him. Look unto Christ cur great ex-
ample an try to initiate Him, and thus we
will daily grow mere like Him "pure in
heart =
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
A SMASH Up.

Yesterday forenoon the team OF Mr. Ross.
who nuns a feed store en- East Douglas ave
nue., started IN = runaway west on Douglas
for the store. They tried to knock a sprink-
Ter out of time but failed Turning south on
Lawrence the team run against brick pile
with the usual result OF course the horses
were sorry and The wagon was done up be
yond the power Of speaking.
7 he horses had been hitched to a weight
but 1t was scarcely heavy enough to hold the
rope down il g gentle breeze and hence Of
fered h,tle rosis,ence 10 the teams calcu,a-
tionS.
a gentleman remarked yesterday that be
tho uShi the city ought TO compel the use Of
hea vier weights fer that pu1 pose. At pres
ent many were only heavy enough for an in
sin ustion ard lhe slight HIT not of the kind
10 forbid a runaway when desired
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
THE VERY CREAM OF THE PROFESSION
WITH HANERLY.

Some of the best minstrel talert of the
country has been graduated from Haverly's
MINISTRIES in the past. Yet it seemed as
though the very cream of the profession APP
peared ct the opera house last night with the
Haverly company and that higher plane of
refined minstreisy had been reached than
ever before. The Instrumental music was
especially good and the singing in the first
part brought out repeated encores. The
Pythian knight parade and the drill. of the
Black Watch We're wonderful in execution
the movements being made especially remark
able from the rapidity with which they were
executed. There was at times slight mis-
judgment as to distance on the part of the
guides which was rendered apparent to the
practiced eye by the slight gaps as the section
wheeled into line. Fortunately the distances
were all over-estimated; had the, not b5en
there might have been little crowding,
which would have broken the alignments
The formation and reduction of the cross and
triangle were excellent, and the Iouave
manual of arms executed with precision
daily Union Springfield, Mass.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
No cases are now being heard in the dis
trlct court owing to the absence of Judge
Wall, who is now spending his vacation
among the mountains of Colorado.
Several suits have, however, been filed with
Clerk Wright Thomas T. Bryan brings suit
for $4,000 damages against the Atchison,
Topeka 6 Santa Fe for injuries sustained
March l, 1887. He claims that on that day
his team was run into by an engine of this
road, his wagon wrecked, his horses hurt,
and his son permanently injured.
Citizens Bank VS. W. r. H. Campbell and
j. F. Sherman, suit on promi sorry note;
and James S. Campbell VS. Walter A Smith,
for commission, were also fled.
Anna l.. Moon brought suit for divorce
from her husband, l.. F. Moon, alleging as a
cause extreme cruelty. The parties are from
Rockford township and were married in this
county October 16. 1879. They had by the
marriage two children. The court allowed
her temporary alimony and granted an order
restraining the defendant from disposing of
the property until the case is heard. Chas.
Z. Hudson asks Tor a divorce from his wife
Belle Hudson, charging her with gross nes
lect and adultery committed at Eureka
Springs, Ark.
POLICE COURT.
There was again up before his honor the
usual grist Of Sao bath breakers and jewellers.
Tom Riley, William Garter, Stephen Doug
laf and L. Lynch each paid s. for a little
celebration they were having on North Main
street. Lash kendle was another bad man,
that was accused of being drunk and disori-
erly; he too had money enough to pay the
fine assessed.
The remainder Of the arrests were, how
ever, not as fortunate as those who had ap-
peared before: for they were all
pennl;ess and so were committed
G. A. Thompson and Burke Welman
were the names given by two boys from the
West side. They had besides the charge of
to answer for carrying concealed
weapons Gus Isresl was another drunk
and John Evans had I'D & Dr. after his name.
Robert Are was charged with disturbing the
peace and will have trial. James Ryan,
Mike Downs and Thomas Mcclure were
other offenders Execution IN the case for
the latter was suspended, the Others were
committed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAIN STREET THEATRE.

''The Planters Wife, drew a crowded
house last night, and was put upon the stage
in most acceptable manner. Mr.. Lodge as
'Albert" and Miss Earl as Edith Gray"
were both well impersonated. Mr.. Hicks
as Harry Livington, Mr.. Bates as Simeron
Simcoe were both well impersonated.
Last night gold watch was presented to
Mrs. Bird of No. 303 West Third, and several
other fine presents were given away. Dur
ing the week it is the intention of the mana
ger, Mr.. Lodge, to give to the patrons of the
theatre valuable presents, tonight among
others gentlemans fine silver watch.
CRAWFORD
The WILDER Comedy company opened last
night under the most favorable auspices.
Every seat in the house was taken and the
play presented, The Gallay Slave" was
well received The characters, too, were
very credi ably sustained. Miss Genevieve
Rogers as Francisco, and Horace Cone as
Baron lie Bots, deserving especial mention.
Miss Irene Worrell- Holtep, too, brought
down the house; the Lincoln Sisters we e
twice recalled. Tonight "Called Back"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.

Mr.. T. F. Pryor. deputy Unit States
marshal, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing with VinceD, who is charged as being a
member of gang of horse thieves operating
near the line of Kansas and the Territory.
Four members of gang doing late work in
the Territory have been captured, and it is
thought Vincen is a member He surrendered
at Greensburg, Barbour county, after a run
several days. Last evening the deputy left
with his prisoner for kiowa, where he will
appear before Commissioner Flynn.
Officer Pryor's arrivals in the city with
prisoners is becoming quite numerous. When
once getting pointer he never quits the job
until his man is behind the bars
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
Y. 81. c. A. ECHOES.

A very interesting meeting was held under
the auspices of this Association last Sabbath
afternoon Rev, b. j. Davis, who is pastor
of the North EmpoIia Baptist church, made
very clear and forcihle talk on how to be
come sons of God. The singing at these
meetings are always good and spirited, and
Is an important feature of the meeting.
A male quartette composed OF Messrs.
Smith, Reach, Granger and Abbott has just
been organized and will sing at the Sabbath
afternoon meetings
The committees of the Association are
faithfully discharging their duties, despite
the excessively hot weather
Next Sabbath is to be a mid summer rally
day in all the Associations Throughout. the
state, Special effort viii be put forth during
the week to make that meeting success.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
AAi = 1'e

TRAwFoRD's Opera II csg.
" NJ. l. C-AWFDED EASA0ER.
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Advice: In advance St cure ST ats. avoid the Ru'
Reserved seats Oh sale Monday NCIIiI : July p h
at Crawferds Opera House